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Researchers from 911吃瓜 will play a key role in a major initiative aimed addressing biodiversity and health issues through an Indigenous lens.

FHS professor Scott Lear says those who are most likely to walk more than 150 minutes a week for commuting or leisure purposes reported their neighbourhoods had more desirable features.

The 911吃瓜-led Mental Health Climate Change Alliance will be hosting an online conference February 2-3, 2023 to discuss best pathways to take when identifying and addressing mental health impacts of climate change.

Drs. Darshini Darshini Govindasamy, Angela Kaida, and Nwabisa Shai received Canadian funding to study the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on the health, social and economic well-being of South African children and adolescents living with HIV and their unpaid caregivers

Judy Wu, a first year FHS PhD candidate, won the Best Podium Presentation Award at a recent symposium for her project "Climate concern, climate anxiety, and eco-anxiety in BC youth: Findings from the Youth Development Instrument (YDI)”

We interviewed Sarah Chae to learn more about her Co-op journey.

FHS MSc student Anna Appah’s study comprehensively looked at Ghana’s HIV subtype diversity, drug resistance and coreceptor usage.

Team BLUEPRINT, consisting of a group of MPH students, were crowned the champions of the World Evaluation Case Competition.

In an era of fake news, misinformation and conspiracy theories, people need trust-worthy, informed and accurate news more than ever. The latest recipients of 911吃瓜’s annual Newsmaker awards have been selected for their significant achievements in informing media stories and online communities on a diversity of topics, from humanitarian issues and pandemic restrictions, to building better societies, and for strategic approach to communications.